Grindstone, types and targets

What a grindstone takes off, how a type draws and caps an enchantment, targets and slots, and every trigger.

The grindstone

grindstone.enabled decides whether ours come off at all. Which of ours come off is the type's grindstone-removable, so a curse stays on because its type says so. The item comes out with our data consistent with what a player then reads on it.

Types

types {
  normal { name = "@content.types.types.normal.name", order = 1, format = "<value><name> <roman>", limit-per-item = -1, grindstone-removable = true }
  curse  { name = "@content.types.types.curse.name",  order = 2, format = "<bad><name> <roman>",   limit-per-item = 2,  grindstone-removable = false }
}

Key	Meaning
`name`	What a player reads for the type: Enchantment, Curse
`order`	Where it sorts in a lore block and a window; lowest first
`format`	The line an enchantment of this type is drawn as: `<name>`, `<roman>`, `<number>`
`limit-per-item`	How many of this type one item may carry; `-1` for no limit
`grindstone-removable`	Whether a grindstone takes it off

Do not write <level> in a format: that is a colour role of theme.conf and the palette would eat it. Colours are roles, never hex codes. A second kind of curse, or removable curses, is an edit to this file.

Targets and slots

A target is a list of items and the slot those items are used from.

Slot	Fires while the item is
`mainhand`, `offhand`	In that hand
`hands`	In either hand
`helmet`, `chestplate`, `leggings`, `boots`	Worn there
`armor`	Worn in any armour slot
`any`	Anywhere it is equipped

The shipped targets: sword (with the mace), axe, pickaxe, shovel from the main hand; bow (bow and crossbow) from either hand; helmet (with the turtle shell), chestplate (with the elytra), leggings, boots from their slot; armor from any armour slot. The item lists are yours, which is why a bow enchantment reaches a crossbow without a second enchantment. See targets.conf.

Triggers

Trigger	Fires when
`attack`	The wearer hits an entity
`defend`	An entity hits the wearer
`kill`	The wearer kills an entity
`death`	The wearer dies
`block-break`	The wearer breaks a block
`block-place`	The wearer places a block
`shoot-bow`	The wearer fires a bow or a crossbow
`projectile-hit`	A projectile the wearer fired hits something
`interact`	The wearer right clicks
`fish`	The wearer catches something with a rod
`move`	The wearer moves from one block to another; a turn of the head does not count

The file format also accepts periodic, a timer for an enchantment that acts while worn, but this build never fires it.

Related: Enchantment files, types.conf

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